长沙市 - 维基百科，自由的百科全书
长沙磁浮快线，又称长沙中低速磁浮线，是湖南省 长沙市的一条磁悬浮列车线路，属于长沙轨道交通的一部分，也是中国第一条具有自主知识产权的中低速磁浮交通线路。
长沙市（中国湖南省下辖地级市、省会城市）_百度百科
长沙市（英文名：Changsha City），别称星城，中国湖南省下辖地级市，湖南省省会，位于湖南省东部偏北，湘江下游和长浏盆地西缘，境内地势起伏较大，地形以山地、岗地、平原为主，湘江穿市区而过，属亚热带季风气候，四季分明，春温变化大，夏初雨水多 ...
Changsha - Wikipedia
Changsha [a] is the capital of Hunan, China. It is the 15th most populous city in China with a population of 10,513,100, [6] the third-most populous city in Central China, and the most livable city in China [7], located in the lower reaches of the Xiang River in northeastern Hunan.
长沙市 - 维基百科，自由的百科全书
4 天之前 · 位于湘东北的湘江下游，为中国中部重要的中心城市以及中国特大城市之一 [6] ，亦是中國10大宜居城市之首 [7] ，是全国性综合交通枢纽 [8] 、首批国家历史文化名城，并与周边株洲、湘潭共同构成长株潭城市群。
長沙市 - Wikipedia
長沙市（ちょうさし/チャンシャーし、中国語: 长沙市 、拼音: Chángshā shì 、長沙語：t͡sã 13 sɔ 33 sɿ 21 、英: Changsha City ）は、中華人民共和国 湖南省の省都。
長沙市 - 維基百科，自由的百科全書
4 天之前 · 長沙市（湘語 長沙話：[t͡sã˩˧ sɔ˧ sɿ˨˩]），簡稱長，別稱星城，古名潭州，素有「屈賈之鄉」 [4] 、「瀟湘洙泗」之譽 [5] ，是中華人民共和國 湖南省 省會。 位於湘東北的湘江下游，為中國中部重要的中心城市以及中國特大城市之一 [6] ，亦是中國10大宜居城市之首 [7] ，是全國性綜合 …
Official website of Changsha, China
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Changsha Travel Guide, Travel to Chairman Mao's hometown - China Highlights
Chinese: 长沙 Chángshā /chung-shaa/ 'long sand' Population: 7 million people, capital of one of China's most populous provinces; Highlights: Orange Island, Mount Yuelu, pedestrian street; Time needed: a day; Popular activities: Sightseeing, hiking in the parks, shopping, dining; Must sees: Orange Island's spring gardens and fruit trees ...
Changsha | History, Neolithic Sites, Industry, Map, Population,
2024年12月9日 · Changsha is a city and the capital of Hunan province, China. It is on the Xiang River 30 miles (50 km) south of Dongting Lake and has excellent water communications to southern and southwestern Hunan. The area has long been inhabited, and Neolithic sites have been discovered in the district since 1955.
Changsha – Travel guide at Wikivoyage
The city is known among the Chinese for being the site of the Battle of Changsha, which was the first major victory the Chinese scored against the Japanese during World War II. The city however, suffered from major damage from the war after it was set on fire by Kuomintang officials in 1938, planning to implement scorched earth policy should ...